‘We should be dead’: Perth’s Indigenous community felt ignored after alleged Invasion Day bombing attempt, inquiry told
Indigenous community members in Perth expressed their dismay and feeling of being ignored during a federal inquiry into racism after an alleged bombing attempt at a 26 January rally. They claimed police were aware of threats beforehand but failed to engage with organizers until after the event. This incident highlights systemic issues of neglect and disregard for Indigenous voices, underscoring broader concerns about safety and respect within communities. The implications extend beyond the event, raising questions about the government's commitment to addressing racism and ensuring the safety of First Nations people.
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